The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-13
GEN ERAL TRADE.
RREADsIuPrs.

CORNMEAL-standArd. q 25s2 IS; poarl.
s32iet3 Sj TO Ter, O. 20. steady.
HAY-Choioc, from ttore, 75ets0c, car load
ffem leyoe or depot. ylI; prime, from
$751; prairie, from store, 5Oci car load from
BRAN-fiOa STORE, 75eSOci from lsvss or
ooRS"PrOm store. white. Sic, mixed.
Csc; IRON leyoe or depot, white, In bulk, 49,!
in .Aels, isc; m Esd. In balk. i2c; 10
oAfs~from store. White. zoe, ,aiIed. SIC;
from levoe OF depot, -hite. 10 bulk, SO, In
SACKS @e; Mixed In bulk Sei In
fL0UR-Rrom store, common. q i5sS IS;
family tJdOs3 60i cao're. o. T5a3 ~; fancy,
sisA i0i .Htra fancy, u 2,si IS; patents,
81 me5 10. Steady,
.6&fSEAfSln Sali Ssirsis. ! Us S Is IRON
era RED wnRAT-In half barrels. 81 Is
'IosiSf AND aRrrs-From store, $50
cRAcRERs-sOdA. sI,ra, ic; soda. treble
extra, tSct extra, 7oi singer maps, extra.
Sci assorted iumb'oa, lOo.
KANSAS CITY. MO-. July i2.-whsat
stoady-No. 2 red cash aud july, Sc bid.
Core; No 2 eaih, 2s'se bid July, 9fei
august, 9e bid. OAu-No. cash DC bid
eAFNN eHhNNs
LIVERPOOL. July Y -whsat st,adyi Dc
mand fair holdefs Onsr moderately. Re
oeipts Tor tie psst three dsys we're $4,000
centa's, including 70 90 American. torn
hrm. demand fair. Receipts of American
corn the past three days were D.2D osntab.
st. LOUIS. MO-, July i2-flour very
opsn,Ss vas ss,t fSilowsa By : eompie,s
recovery, but late. sassd Of on unfa-
yorable adyicfi No. rcd, cash, Na,
JAY. 7isi Aussst, ~. 81 70 cloi.
ms a, 1895 s'P,emssr. !lslys7ele. clos
cash siiles august, SO, sepisnbsr, As5i 70,
closing ~ Allci Oat' urn, cash, 9ci
July, Aha2i5sc, Augdst, axe, Rye
doll aud wsak At b0', Hay strnpgi timothy
u 30 slI to' prAiri,, NV, ill sosl2 soi
flouf ,20O brlsi wheat, 500 huj corn, ~,
600 bu oats. 100 tu bus rye, 100 bu barley,
more. shipmsnI-fiour, 700 brlsi wheat.
100 tui corn, 400 bus oats, BOO bu, rye.
none, barley, none.
CHICAGO, ILL. July l2.-Ths Influences
- the early MARKET were rot propouheod
The main one was an Increase Of $1,000 on
patsage q kufupe.n pofis. August wheat
started easier At 7l'.c, and a | tito later sold
| up 20 lgjso. bot guio,ly reacted 70 12i4',
then sold 40 10 1ga13'sc. Toward the close
III, sdyanee 90 real ne. the slishtsst bgI lbh
iose Witch bad utovailsd, vas lost snd.Au.
gust Loot % 10 TglIo, whore II closed. Corn
| ruled moderately &C i've during the oaflief
part of the sion, but toward the close be.
| come let and Inactive. There vas iaif
| demand for the near futures, and the fesling
was ttoaiJ, " lie the more deferred deliver.
| los were rather easier. Rains were report d
IN some sections Of the corn belt and M
| . res II cons siderable trade was received from
/ the country. chiefly 70 tell tho more deferred
/ futures. sone'Ie ulatpf. fgutd an eIpla-
/ nation for the bfmnstt In the lea ins futures
10 the iedacii Of The corn 10 store 20 about
/ 2.50O,0O. The vosknot q the Ions htafoi
was credited 10 the knowledge Of the wonder
| inl grouips cfop.. AuEuit corn sold from
| g6isc 20 100, and back 10 Biise, the clOsinl
/ price, December sold ~ Hi41Bck Oau
failed 10 boil ~ own today, except IN The
more deferred futures. The slerulAti , do
mani was iisht and dullne's and thad,
| loser prices prevailed. August sold a WI
| from INC, the opening figure. 20 2Bsc, al
! which u clio 81 Cash quotations were o.
/ follows Flour vas qlist, with prices IN
/ changed and steady AZ former qu 1tAti1ns
No. 2 spfiog wheat, 7llfa7i1ssi No
spring rhsst, CSC, No. ard. 7ti{si No.
corn, t9s'tfjitcg No. 2osts, 2j1Sc SO. 2 ryo
tsci No. barley nominal.
/ The leadiug futures RANGED AZ follows
Wheat, No. I-yuly opened At 1ll.c. hiehss
IKE, lowest 1W.c, closing A. 7lstc, Augus
opened at 1g,.o.. hvhsst 7s1ss. lowest ~
closing At llHi ssptsm or opened At 7ttSc
highest T5ho. lowest Te, closing 81 IlHc
October opened Al 76,<c, hishsst, 16j,c
lowest 7Sho, closing Al 30. Corn